Printed on the back of this real photographic postcard is the name of the photographic studio that produced it: ‘Leo. Legge & Co., 12 Grainger Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne.’. Two small children gaze out at the viewer, the baby supported by his mother, and the little girl resting her arm on a table. Their soldier–father sits behind them; the details of his shoulder titles are indistinct. || A real photographic postcard || || A photograph of a British soldier and his family. || Photograph

An embossed stamp in the bottom left-hand corner of this photograph gives the name of the studio that produced it: ‘E HOPKINS VANDYK STUDIO JERSEY’. The family of four that posed in this studio comprises three small army children, their mother (whose wedding ring is evident) and their soldier–father. || A real photographic postcard || || A British soldier's family photographed in Jersey || Photograph

A young soldier is pictured standing behind his wife and baby on the front of this real photographic postcard. No distinguishing features are visible on his uniform. Although we do not know the names of this small family, that of the photographic studio where they were photographed is printed on the reverse: ‘J. & R. Couper, Ltd., Military Photographers, Cupar-Fife in Scotland’. || A real photographic postcard. || || A soldier and his family photographed in Cupar, Scotland. || Photograph